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Hi, I have added Langchain and Pinecone Vector Storage to drag and drop documents, then convert to embeddings, and finally chat with said documents.
dragdrop.mov
I decided to add it to the /files route - I didn't want to make a mess by touching the existing code, which I'm not so familiar with.
An improvement that could be made is using Chroma (memory storage) instead of needing to create a free Pinecone account.
I personally found LangchainJS rather limiting for some advanced use cases so I will switch to using the Python version instead. However, even the JS version does have some built-in conversational history structures and many other features and tools.
This was a great task for me to try to learn with as I dip my toes into some open source AI projects. #101
Thank you very much for all the great work you have done thus far